Susan (Reagan Foxx) gets a surprise visit from an unfamiliar young man who introduces himself as John (Joshua Lewis), and acts as if he knows her. But that doesn’t make any sense to Susan, because the only John she knows is her husband, who died over 18 years ago. However, the young man says he IS that John, and that he has been reincarnated. Susan becomes upset, thinking this is a cruel prank, but John reveals private details that he couldn’t know if he were just some random stranger.

Susan starts to doubt her own skepticism, especially as the man claiming to be John apologizes for how his life ended before. He explains that he had PTSD and was secretly getting help with it, but eventually things just became too much. Susan is shocked. John apologizes to her for the pain he’s put her through, and says that he wants to make the most of this second chance by remarrying her. Susan is conflicted, so John gives her his phone number and then leaves.

Days later, Susan is talking on the phone with her younger sibling, Evelyn, who is pleading with Susan to get away from this man who says he’s John. Evelyn and the rest of Susan’s family believe this man is just a lying gold digger, but Susan is still conflicted because he knows so many things that only John could know. Susan ends the call with Evelyn, and decides to call the number that John left with her.

Later that day, John arrives, and Susan tells him that she’s overwhelmed and that her family doesn’t approve of what’s going on. John is apologetic and decides to leave, but Susan can’t stand the thought that maybe a second chance with her husband is actually slipping away from her. She begs him to stay, insisting that the only way she’ll know he’s indeed her late husband is if they become intimate… there were certain things she liked that ONLY John would know about.

Jamie (Madi Collins), a beautiful but very naive young woman, is dropped off by her overbearing parent for her weekly tennis lesson. Jamie’s terrible at the game, but her parent is persistent and pressures Jamie to do whatever it takes to be good at the game. Jamie wants to get into a good college, right? Well, if she wants that, then she needs to be as well-rounded as possible and stand out from the rest.

When Jamie finally meets her new tennis coach, Dylan (Seth Gamble), she’s taken aback by his good looks. She goes to a private room to strip and change into her tennis outfit, making sure she looks as pretty as can be. Dylan and Jamie begin the lesson, though it’s clear that Jamie is hopeless. Dylan then decides to try a more hands-on approach with Jamie. He gets behind Jamie and helps her with her swing, his body pressed against her back and ass. Soon enough, however, Dylan’s lips find their way to Jamie’s neckline.

Jamie wants to do whatever it takes to impress her coach, so she lets him bend her over the net and rim her from behind. It’s clear that Jamie is now putty in Dylan’s hands. They have intense, energetic sex together, with Dylan teaching Jamie in more ways than one. Will Dylan’s hard cock bring Jamie to her breaking point, or will this pounding help her finally come out of her shell for good?

Mina (Spencer Bradley) arrives at the home of her priest (Michael Vegas), and introduces him to a woman, Valerie (Mona Azar). Although the priest is expecting Mina, he seems a bit confused by Valerie’s presence, but still invites them inside. As they talk, it is revealed that the priest previously agreed to officiate Mina’s wedding. However, when he finds out that Mina will be marrying Valerie, he becomes disgusted and refuses to take part in the wedding after all.

The priest says that lesbian relationships are sinful. Mina and Valerie are hurt and angry, but the priest insists that they should repent before they doom their souls. Mina and Valerie accuse the priest of just wanting everyone else to be miserable like him, since he is required to be celibate. He gets offended, and the women realize they’ve struck a nerve – he clearly resents women he can’t have, especially lesbians.

The women are sure the priest is so pent up that ANY temptation will make him falter. He claims that he won’t give in no matter what they do, so they work together to start seducing him, determined to see his holier-than-thou attitude crumble. Mina and Valerie ramp up the seduction, until the priest gives in…

Mina (Spencer Bradley) arrives at the home of her priest (Michael Vegas), and introduces him to a woman, Valerie (Mona Azar). Although the priest is expecting Mina, he seems a bit confused by Valerie’s presence, but still invites them inside. As they talk, it is revealed that the priest previously agreed to officiate Mina’s wedding. However, when he finds out that Mina will be marrying Valerie, he becomes disgusted and refuses to take part in the wedding after all.

The priest says that lesbian relationships are sinful. Mina and Valerie are hurt and angry, but the priest insists that they should repent before they doom their souls. Mina and Valerie accuse the priest of just wanting everyone else to be miserable like him, since he is required to be celibate. He gets offended, and the women realize they’ve struck a nerve – he clearly resents women he can’t have, especially lesbians.

The women are sure the priest is so pent up that ANY temptation will make him falter. He claims that he won’t give in no matter what they do, so they work together to start seducing him, determined to see his holier-than-thou attitude crumble. Mina and Valerie ramp up the seduction, until the priest gives in…

Two girlfriends, Kaylee (Alison Rey) and Isabelle (Jewelz Blu), show up at a loft they are now renting together. They are excited about the move, especially since their landlady, Henrietta (Serene Siren), is also a lesbian. Henrietta greets the young women, meeting Isabelle for the first time. There are hints of attraction from Henrietta towards Isabelle.

As the days go by, Kaylee and Isabelle’s relationship goes through several misfortunes. First, they have to cancel their date night after Henrietta claims that the dryer malfunctioned, and shows them that Kaylee’s nice clothes got all shredded. On another day, Kaylee and Isabelle are about to have sex, but have to stop when Kaylee starts to feel unwell, realizing that she’s having an allergic reaction. Days later, Kaylee and Isabelle are hanging out when Kaylee gets an angry phone call from her parent, who is upset to have just found out through an unknown source that Kaylee is a lesbian.

Kaylee says she’ll have to go talk to her parent in person. Isabelle is shocked and offers to go as support, but Kaylee tells her it’s best that she goes alone. Isabelle is hurt but understanding, as Kaylee leaves. Henrietta then peeks into the loft, pretending to be concerned for Isabelle. Unbeknownst to Kaylee and Isabelle, Henrietta is responsible for all their relationship woes… and now that Isabelle is alone, it’s time for Henrietta to get what she wants.

Tara (Emma Jade) is expecting her boyfriend Steve to pick her up for prom, and is surprised when Steve’s parent Mr. Nichols (Charles Dera) arrives at her door instead. Mr. Nichols says that Steve is running late, so he offered to pick up Tara. She accepts this explanation, and gets into Mr. Nichols’ car. As Mr. Nichols drives, he says that he wants to take this time alone to get to know Tara better – especially since she’s gotten more serious with Steve.

While they drive and talk, Mr. Nichols subtly finds ways to get into Tara’s personal space. When Tara tries to downplay the seriousness of her and Steve’s relationship, Mr. Nichols reveals that he knows they rented a hotel room for the night in order to have sex. Mr. Nichols inquires if Tara is ‘taking precautions’ to avoid getting pregnant. She confirms that she is, which pleases Mr. Nichols.

Mr. Nichols puts his hand on Tara’s knee, and Tara mentions that she is nervous about him only using one hand to drive. Mr. Nichols stops the car in a secluded area so that they can chat more. Mr. Nichols insinuates that he’d like to have sex with Tara, slyly leveraging his approval of her against the success of her relationship with Steve. After some initial hesitation, Tara gives in, and they have sex inside and outside of the car.

Sarah (Ella Reese) is having a heated argument over the phone with her husband, Donnie (Quinton James), who is currently out-of-town. It’s revealed that Sarah cluelessly did insider trading because of a friend and that a government investigator is now being sent to their house that day to check their finances. Donnie is in utter disbelief over his wife’s careless actions, which has now landed them BOTH in hot water.

Sarah tries to calm Donnie down and insists she’ll get them out of this mess by seducing the investigator. Donnie thinks it’s a terrible idea and tells her that he’ll handle it once he’s back in town. When Donnie orders her NOT to do anything, Sarah decides she doesn’t want to be bossed around anymore and hangs up on him.

Hours later, the investigator, John (Robby Echo), is sorting through files in the living room. Sarah watches from afar then starts feeling him out by being a little seductive, which John is receptive to. As they flirt a little, it’s revealed that John is willing to negotiate a little to get Sarah out of this mess…

Things get hot and heavy between them as Sarah takes matters into her own hands. But that’s when Donnie, having rushed home, steps inside and catches them in the act.

Donnie confronts Sarah, furious that she defied his orders. Meanwhile, Sarah is angry that Donnie is so bossy and underestimates her. Meanwhile, John is thoroughly amused by the argument, telling them that he enjoys taking on cases involving couples because of just how far couples are often willing to go. That’s when he starts taunting Donnie, wondering how far HE’LL go, which leads to an all-out threesome.